Minor / Adult Birthdate Validation?

Hi @cappleton Did @john.desborough ‘s solution work for you? 

@john.desborough Thanks for this solution. Unfortunately it doesn’t work for the need as I would have to update the date in the logic daily, which just isn’t feasible. That said, I appreciate your sharing the idea.

We have an application form that requires the applicant to be 18 by 1/1/24. How can we create logic such that they will be taken to a “sorry you don’t qualify” page?

Hi @unlockherpotential I don’t believe we have a way to set this with logic jumps, but @john.desborough might possibly have an example of doing this? I can’t think of a way offhand. 

@Liz @unlockherpotential 

try this little test

Thanks, John! And is it possible for the positive answer to take you to another question vs an end page?

@unlockherpotential - yes . .. could  send ‘all other cases’ or  you would use another logic rule to send them to the appropriate question in the form. 

Hi @cappleton 

I know you asked this question nearly a year ago, but I though I would just put my answer out there for anyone else facing such a problem

As @john.desborough  rightly suggested you could create a logic rule to show your users a different screen based on the current date.

To avoid having to update the “before date” manually daily, you could programmatically update your Typeform’s logic jumps via the Typeform API.

You would need to setup a script somewhere on the cloud (AWS etc) which would run automatically everyday to update your Typeform’s logic jumps

A no-code tool like Zapier or Make could too be used to perform the above functionality (i.e update the Typeform’s logic jumps)

Check out the below link to understand better as to how programmatically update your Typeform’s logic jumps programmatically

https://www.typeform.com/developers/create/logic-jumps/

Hope this helps!